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spir-11257	Lanson, Klare Louise	#UNMASKEDSELFIESINSOLIDARITY: FROM SELF CARE TO COLLECTIVE CARE—AFFECTIVE ARTIVISM, NETWORKED BELONGING AND MOBILE MEDIA PARTICIPATORY ART.	2020.0	6	.pdf	application/pdf	2511	162	50	Designed as a set of action strategies including social media and public paste ups, this paper critically reflects on the project #unmaskedselfiesinsolidarity to consider how participatory art can be a socially transformative process, through its messages of care alongside messages from Chinese students suffering anxiety and isolation, waiting for the travel bans to be lifted, a tempering of the stigma and racism that has accompanied the coronavirus event here in Australia. A blurring of art and activism within selfie making on social media platforms like the public Facebook Group, Weibo, WeChat and Instagram used in #unmaskedselfiesinsolidarity allows for the private bodies currently in COVID-19 lockdown mode to be heard around the affective atmospheres of social isolation.	cache/spir-11257.pdf	txt/spir-11257.txt